'Pacquiao more influential than Kobe, LeBron and Tiger'

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  • Sweet Pea 50
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    #31
    Originally posted by baracuda
    you think poor countries give a **** about golf than boxing?..........and whats the majority of the world,rich or poor?......boxing >>>>>>golf my friend!
    Dude, you can spin this **** anyway you want to. Tiger Woods is on a different level then Pac. Really, to argue the point, would be like talking to a brick wall with you. This has nothing to do with "Boxing versus Golf" as a sport. Pac is nowhere near Tigers level. Simple as.

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      #32
      Originally posted by Radical
      Pac is not that famous in the US.

      He's known in Vegas (that's where he mostly fights at).

      but in other cities of the US? no...

      If the Cotto/Pac was in MSG he would've been known in NY.
      bud , there's a lot of filipinos in the bay area and southern california.

      vegas is just where he fights.

      his fanbase in the u.s. is mainly in california.

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        #33
        Wonder what is their criteria?

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        • roundingace
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          #34
          LOL at anyone in the sporting world, who's name isn't Jordan, being more influential that Tiger Woods. Come on, askmen.com brought some jokes on that one.

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            #35
            Originally posted by BrooklynBomber
            And by global they obviously mean pacific ocean area. Frankly, here, barely anyone knows who pacman is, and these who do, dont exactly consider him influential.
            Thats exactly right... How many commercials in America have you seen Pacman on?

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              #36
              I don't think Manny is more influential than Kobe, Lebron and tiger. But nothing bits Michael Jordan.. lolz..

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                #37
                Originally posted by Cashtro
                Thats exactly right... How many commercials in America have you seen Pacman on?
                i think one.. NIKE>>

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by VatoMulatto
                  Tiger Wodds whether you like Golf or not is a name that people in general know regardless of what country you visit. He's mainstream. That's not the case with Pacman. Outside his country people in general don't know who the dude is. Pacman is not a major star like that. Mike Tyson is a boxer with that type of starpower around the world, and to some degree Evander Holyfield.
                  Not many in Mexico, Asia, South America, Pacific Islands know or care about golf. They don't give a **** about some rich guys getting paid to hit a tiny ball around a giant 10 Acre course that would be better off used as land for cheap housing. A lot of those cats rather watch mini-golf. Just because rich people and a lot of the U.S. knows Tiger doesn't mean he's popular on a global scale. Boxing is worldwide sport that both rich and poor watch and enjoy. Usain Bolt makes some sense in terms of popularity. Everyone watches the Olympics and the man is an Olympic hero.

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by Mr. Green
                    bud , there's a lot of filipinos in the bay area and southern california.

                    vegas is just where he fights.

                    his fanbase in the u.s. is mainly in california.
                    and those filipinos also make their way to vegas to watch him.

                    that's what i ment when i said he's known in vegas.

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                    • The Underboss
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                      #40
                      Originally posted by alexpz
                      I don't think Manny is more influential than Kobe, Lebron and tiger. But nothing bits Michael Jordan.. lolz..
                      how the hell is kobe an influence when his reputation is tarnished? .

                      Tiger is an influence, but lebron still has alot to get done.

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